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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1963)
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. Sunday, June M, 1963 PAGE J-B D , Esther Bvovn wilj be ibt rep- Sojourners 5embf)s of Sojourners met Wednesday, June 12. at the tt'ij lard Hotel for their lepriar meet-: UKJ0CQ jfcsentativ n the Bonaraa Bi ni . . ing5 Park Board. The stand- ( tr IXIaOT'C "'S library committee is com- I Card winners were Mrs. H. Ji lOjie for bridge. Mjs. Lewis Emer-j-son. p'machle, and Mrs. -p. E. Bales, canasta. ! The iimI icjuiar meeting iB Ibe June SB at the WiHard Hstei. ,Twsw jposcd of Hsaltuei-k, Joanna Giv BOAX2. New officers ean-!a and Florence iiar. dueled Die June 4 meeting of (Hcj Named (o head conM-nittets for Bonanza Women's Club. Sormajthe Dccher batsar are Esther mg. Haskins is president; Esther) Brown, general chairman; Norma Brown, vice president, C 1 a r aiHiisliina, Barbara Williams ad Bold, secretary, and Miidrediltaic Smpliw. iMisccllaiioaus: Hasting the luncheon and cards were Mis. Lteyd Young and Mrs. Otto Biber. MONDAY NIGHT JUNE 24 ONLY THEATRE DINING Wincmo Motor Hotel Kellesen. treasurer and librarian. Veta Williams and Juanita hee, food; Alice Xork. doij aJid ra Committee chairmen are Janet F-ernlund. membership; Cora Lea- dio; Mildred Kclieson and Esther: setting machines sod there Jvitt, advertising; Mae Gale, com Fernhmd, white elephants; Bes sie Frailer and Florence Horn, wreaths. Ail all-day workslwn is planned will be work for everyone. All members and friends are asked: munity Lounge; Velda Haley,' program; ana Vela Williams, hos- to be at the library by 14 a.m.: ipitalhy; Barbara Williams, Li!-t;-.v. Dni.4n,u ( 1 nf.-n following the meeting, Joanna for Jue la with potluck din ner at noon. There will he iev-i Givaii gave a review of the book,; building committee. Valuation of Poetrv. ..the wedding R : .-t-f. Jlrt I. "A --awn Vt?!'. T-- i 1 Ei i i, y CLUB OFFICERS Inslallarion of officers for the NCO Wives Club at Kingtley Field Iwas conducted recently in a ceremony preceding a dinner dance attended by mem ber! and their husbands. Left to right are Mrs. Virginia Himmelburger, parliamentar ian! Mrs. Ethel Milam, treasurer; Mrs. Vangie Willman, secretary; Mrs. Marianne An derson, president; Mrs. Jeanne Powell, vice president; Mrs. Carol Curtis, correspond ing secretary; Mrs. Guna Lenahan, auditor. m Mv I : .1' 7trft I PRESENTATION Mrs. Jill Simmons, left, conducted the impressive ceremony for the installation of new officer! of the NCO Wives Club. Here, she presents a gift to the new president, Mrs. Marianne Anderson, who served a! vice president last year. Prom Staged In Chiloquin CHILOQUIX "Evening in Par is" was the theme of the junior senior banquet and prom given Saturday evening. May 4. Using the color scheme of blue and sil ver, the decorations at both events featured the Eiffel Tower, side- i walk cafe, and flower vendor stands. Tony Dililio. junior class presi dent, served as emcee at the ban-; quel. Invocation was given by the Rev. William Rentj, Greg; Harris, senior class president.'; spoke, as did Principal C. A. j Samples and Howard Bingham ol the county school office. ji Solos were sung by Mrs. John j Mannering and played at the piano by Cookie DiUlio, a sopho- 1 more at Southern Oregon Col-; lege. Food was prepared by the junior mothers and served by eighth grade girls chosen for their scho lastic ability. Jinny Lynn Doak and Albert De Bnrtoli were crowned queen and ; king of the prom later in the eve-! ning and presented with gifts from the junior class. 1 O The host juniors were Tony Di I'lio. Don Taylor. Rocky Evans, Raymond Grow. Dennis Potter. Micki Wolff. Donna Kircher, Wil ma Rent. Lynn Hescock, Jim Bridge, Amory Betties and Mar- jorie Pulleji. 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